Awards is the best place to live in Onitsha. The running water issue has to do with the state in general. When water used to run in the state, we always enjoy running water. Fetching borehole water and carry it to climb the stairs to our flat on the fourth floor was a great exercise lol. I hated it but I love Awada to death. I can't live anywhere else in Onitsha except Awada. GRA is like a cemetery lol. I went to GTC Onitsha and I used to visit my classmates who live in GRA. That place is depressing lol. Iba pope Awada was my parish. Thanks for the video. Brings back memories.
No. The borehole doesn't get connected to the building like you will see in a supposedly high end (or at least relatively high-end area). You climb down from say 6th floor for a bucket of water in the ground floor. It is hell. I left Onitsha nearly 20 years ago and I am shocked to hear that Awada is still that way. People do 6-7 floors without a water connection. Hell.
Okija was where I schooled.i toured osha a couple of times but not without clinging tightly to my hand bag lol.tho my entire life was lived in Abuja, a piece of my heart still remains in Anambra. I should visit soon!
Awada my parents lives here, and i dont think it is place where you can lay your head with out out ndu okada riders and churches disturbing you. The noise pollution is something else.
I trust my city onitsha,4 storey everywhere odiegwu,so it’s awada is the most populated I thought it’s okpoko,I grew up in Fegge. I knew awada well,ABS station When you are driving sometimes the camera might shake sometimes.i can relate to the camera shaking when am driving and recording. I wish one day our Government will do the needful like the underground wiring. Nnem we are friends already ok,bia ka icheckiem out,you will like my home inugo,am your onitsha sis based in California. Thanks for sharing me Awada again Video request : Can you show us Fegge I miss where I grew up
when I was in secondary schoo, Awada was known as an area for poor people bcos plot of land and flats were cheap there compared to other part of Onitsha.
Watched your hair cut I did the same cut a few years back, your grow so much better when you start over..my hair is pretty lengthy again...your hair cut works for you...
Lagos look scary but I saw somethings I like about Lagos. I've been watching lots of different videos and Gambia has been my target for my visit, but you're changing my mind....
They are not even electric wires! They are the old NITEL telephone wires that has since become non-functional since the GSM revolution. Unfortunately, nobody cares to remove them or do anything right.
With All due Respect Ma....Saying All the houses in Awada don't have running water u have no prove to that......The old buildings in Awada were channelled to government water corporation.... Not until they failed..... Landlords started creating their own boreholes.....No New building in Awada that doesn't have their own borehole....And they are comfortably enjoying their running water.......Then If their be any building that its water has problems that should be a different case.......
Am so sorry if you felt that way but Can you please... go back and watch the video till the end. I was just being honest and I didn't mean to defame your hood ❤.
You are right my husband Brother live here last year holiday we visit them water is always a problem we need to pay somebody so get us water😂😂 4 story beauty I don't like it at all thanks for sharing I'm going to send this video to my husband
How can this house not have water, how much , how can somebody go down to get water from 6 story building, Nigerian is still backward, here in Dubia 2 story building has elevator God help our country
@@dasylviaonu I used to come to Ekwulobia street when I was in Naija. A lot of 3 and 4 storey buildings but bad road. From Ekwulobia street to St.Jude catholic church is a stone throw.
Agbu Ogbuefi street should be on the other side of woliwo. It should be in the same side where our Lady's high school is. There is one catholic church there, our lady of fatima catholic church.
@neymar santos Ekwulobia street has changed o, they moved Onitsha South local government to Ihembosi street and they tarred Ihembosi and Ekwulobia street after that. Its been more than 10years they tarred the roads.
Awada have always been part of Onitsha , the Umuarolli and okebunabo sold all the the lands there to Igbo traders back in the seventies and eighties , iba Pope Awada was given to Christians when Pope visited Onitsha by my family . i know you people are angry because we have large land mass .Name one place your people sold to Igbo trader in Awada . Grow up and stop this nonsense. We will take oven the whole of obosi when at the right time .
Onitsha doesn't need to be demolished as it's already planned....that's the new areas like Awada and Woliwo. The Ime-Ogbe are peoples villages and are more than a century old. all Onitsha needs is a massive clean-up, massive planting of trees and open green spaces for good aesthetics and to suck up the carbon-dioxide, water reticulation to all the streets, relocating all those unsightly telephone cables to underground, and strict noise pollution control measures in the neighbourhoods at night. do all this and Onitsha would be unbeatable. the problem is that the people running things in their local gov'ts and Awka are usually people that haven't got a clue what it means to manage and create a mega-city....they're a bit to 'local' and unexposed.
@@chukschuks5069 Onitsha Planned you said?Maybe on paper, no implementation. What you just described will entail demolishing a lot. Why? Underground sewer, waste water, and pipe-borne water will have to be laid. Of course, the problem with Nigerian cities is that they have no Mayors or City Managers. Instead, governors usurp all the powers and let the so called touts share money calling themselves LGA chair. Onitsha has the potential to be our own Lagos in Igboland if only we can get city planners to do real urban renewal. The money is there and commerce thrives there too.
@@dasylviaonu Haha Mrs. Onu... it'll be in phases. Onitsha is filthy and has haphazard development. Town planning and urban renewal will make Onitsha beautiful. It entails laying pipe borne water pipes, sewer and waste water pipes underground. So, nne you are safe.
That is a liar all most all the houses in awada have a bore hole it because you are laying that was the reason you’re camera was shaking if tell me that some houses don’t have water I will agree with you but telling all houses is capital liar I won’t a house in awada and it has a bore hole
Sweetheart I never said that there is no bore hole in Awada, I meant that you don't have access to running water in your individual flats. My sister is still living in Awada and I can tell you for a fact that most of the landlords in Awada do not connect water to their tenant's flats.
Very nice video onitsha really need government attention ooo no be to de demolished peoples property
No be small
Beautiful city of Onitsha
Please do obosi tour places like ---> Little wood , Maryland , etc..
Thank you
Ma'am can u pls tour round Nkpor agu street in Onitsha? I've really missed my friends there
Before but now is good
Awards is the best place to live in Onitsha. The running water issue has to do with the state in general. When water used to run in the state, we always enjoy running water. Fetching borehole water and carry it to climb the stairs to our flat on the fourth floor was a great exercise lol. I hated it but I love Awada to death. I can't live anywhere else in Onitsha except Awada. GRA is like a cemetery lol. I went to GTC Onitsha and I used to visit my classmates who live in GRA. That place is depressing lol. Iba pope Awada was my parish. Thanks for the video. Brings back memories.
Thank you so much
good job, thank you for bringing us good content
Thanks a lot dear 😘😘
They have borehole just like other cities in Nigeria. Learn to market your city so that investors can invest.
Thank you
No. The borehole doesn't get connected to the building like you will see in a supposedly high end (or at least relatively high-end area). You climb down from say 6th floor for a bucket of water in the ground floor. It is hell. I left Onitsha nearly 20 years ago and I am shocked to hear that Awada is still that way. People do 6-7 floors without a water connection. Hell.
The roads are even looking good. Investors are welcome here.
Thank you so much
Nice place awada I love the place
Chai,see my area oooooooooo.
I was born and brought up in awada.
Thanks for bringing back this memories
Thank you so much for watching dearie 😘😘
The last time I visited I could not believe my eyes because a lot of people moved from.okopko to awada and it is too populated for my liking
Yea, thank you so much for watching dear 😘😘
Okija was where I schooled.i toured osha a couple of times but not without clinging tightly to my hand bag lol.tho my entire life was lived in Abuja, a piece of my heart still remains in Anambra. I should visit soon!
Awww thank you❤
Awada my parents lives here, and i dont think it is place where you can lay your head with out out ndu okada riders and churches disturbing you. The noise pollution is something else.
My dear the noise is one of the major reasons why I don't want to live there.
it always seems to me like I can't breathe in awada, mmadu karirir
Nne oburo obele ife o, thank you so much for watching dearie 😘😘
Dyna I must commend you for the good spirit of sportsmanship.Reaching out to other vloggers for collaboration.
She has a large heart, God will bless her for me.
Thank you so much for watching dear 😘😘
Dyna is really a God Sent!!
I lived in Awada in the 90s. I liked it. Wasn't so populated than. That's when most of the new buildings were being built.
My dear it was cool in the 90's, my elder sister lived there too. Thank you so much for watching 😘😘
I came from dyna's channel...Good Job
OBOSI people I hail!!! i'm from obosi by the way...
Thank you so much dearie 😘
Awards onitsha most populated area woow
Yes dear, thank you so much dearie😘😘
Onu okwa!!!! 😂😂😂 my sister, I always enjoy your videos. Keep shining.
My dear don't mind those children 🤣🤣, thanks a lot for watching dearie 😘😘
Dasylvia Onu my sister I had to subscribe with my two accounts private and public ... that’s how much I love your videos.
I trust my city onitsha,4 storey everywhere odiegwu,so it’s awada is the most populated I thought it’s okpoko,I grew up in Fegge.
I knew awada well,ABS station
When you are driving sometimes the camera might shake sometimes.i can relate to the camera shaking when am driving and recording.
I wish one day our Government will do the needful like the underground wiring.
Nnem we are friends already ok,bia ka icheckiem out,you will like my home inugo,am your onitsha sis based in California.
Thanks for sharing me Awada again
Video request : Can you show us Fegge I miss where I grew up
E chekigom gi out nwannem 😂😂
Nice video i grew up in Awada, my dear i love GRA so much but Awada is still better, oh i miss onitsha so much.
Thank you so much for watching sis😘😘
when I was in secondary schoo, Awada was known as an area for poor people bcos plot of land and flats were cheap there compared to other part of Onitsha.
Wow this is very fantastic job you are just doing 👌
Thank you so much sis😘😘
I went to lessons around that area too lol and I always go to bazar lol. Iba popo.awada lol
I loved going to bazaar, thank you so much dear😘
Watched your hair cut I did the same cut a few years back, your grow so much better when you start over..my hair is pretty lengthy again...your hair cut works for you...
Thank you so much 😘
Lagos look scary but I saw somethings I like about Lagos. I've been watching lots of different videos and Gambia has been my target for my visit, but you're changing my mind....
Wow! Am happy I did.
Hi Sister I am Indian Boy 🌷
I think okpoko should be the most populated in Onitsha then followed by Awada
No dear it's Awada, thanks a lot for watching 😘😘
I saw my sister's place ooooo 😍😍😍😍😍 thank you for sharing
Thanks a lot for watching dear 😘😘
Access to clean water supply is very fundamental. Electric wire everywhere... hope some day the government will make electricity supply underground .
They do have water sis, just that the landlords don't connect it to individual flats. Thanks a lot for supporting sis😘😘
@@dasylviaonu Some landlords can give headache ehh
Is only God that will help tenants for 9ja
They are not even electric wires! They are the old NITEL telephone wires that has since become non-functional since the GSM revolution. Unfortunately, nobody cares to remove them or do anything right.
@@zweeterion BIAFRA ✊
" Let my people go " FREEDOM is coming soon
Street parkings in Awada is crazy. Where are the law enforcement agencies to be getting money from all these traffic violators?
My dear don't just mind them, thank you so much for watching 😘
Daalu👍
Chukwu gozie gi nwannem 🙏🏾
The area is really busy.
Yes it is😊
With All due Respect Ma....Saying All the houses in Awada don't have running water u have no prove to that......The old buildings in Awada were channelled to government water corporation.... Not until they failed..... Landlords started creating their own boreholes.....No New building in Awada that doesn't have their own borehole....And they are comfortably enjoying their running water.......Then If their be any building that its water has problems that should be a different case.......
Tell d price of milano roof and others in onitsha to d world sis thank
Thanks for the video
Thank you so much for watching my brother
@@dasylviaonu 👏🏾👍Onu Baby. Ohortago hahahahhahahahhaaaa
Beibe Onu! Dz eyeglass daram gbim Na medulla. Onitsha amaka. Jisie Ike Nne🥰
Awww, nwannem dalu😘😘
Oh yes ooo you are just so right
Your analyst doesn't balance you completely condemned awada for just nothing you didn't even say one thing good about it you are partial and it's bad.
Am so sorry if you felt that way but Can you please... go back and watch the video till the end. I was just being honest and I didn't mean to defame your hood ❤.
You are right my husband Brother live here last year holiday we visit them water is always a problem we need to pay somebody so get us water😂😂 4 story beauty I don't like it at all thanks for sharing I'm going to send this video to my husband
Thank you so much dearie😘😘
Is true nowadays new buildings in awada now de don dey put pump bole hole water in each and every building now
Thank you so much for the info dear😘😘
The buildings are almost in the same shape
Yes dear, that's how they like it
How can this house not have water, how much , how can somebody go down to get water from 6 story building, Nigerian is still backward, here in Dubia 2 story building has elevator God help our country
My dear its even the landlords that are living in the sixth floor, they have a lot of boys serving them, so they are now fetching the water for them.
*With their Onu okpa 😂😂😂😂*
🤣🤣🤣 my dear don't mind those children
Nice lady.
Thanks dear😘😘
Notification gang
My babe is here 💃💃
Na my Area
♥️♥️🙌🏾
Please kindly note that Awada is NOT in Onitsha but in OBOSI.
Please effect this change and stop the misrepresentation
🤔
My sister lived on Tony Umeh street! Where did you live in Woliwo? Do you know Agbu Ogbuefi street?
Wow! Thank you for sharing. Great vlog!!!
My sis🤗🤗, I don't know the Agbu Ogbuefi STREET, but I lived in Ekwulobia street.
@@dasylviaonu I used to come to Ekwulobia street when I was in Naija. A lot of 3 and 4 storey buildings but bad road. From Ekwulobia street to St.Jude catholic church is a stone throw.
Agbu Ogbuefi street should be on the other side of woliwo. It should be in the same side where our Lady's high school is. There is one catholic church there, our lady of fatima catholic church.
@neymar santos Ekwulobia street has changed o, they moved Onitsha South local government to Ihembosi street and they tarred Ihembosi and Ekwulobia street after that. Its been more than 10years they tarred the roads.
Ok, now I remember the Agbu Ogbuefi street, thank you so much @neymar santos.
Beautiful but okpoko is much populated dear
💕💕
Can you go to New oba
My second Asa
Thank you so much for watching dear 😘
Onitsha looks more beautiful on camera o
Onitsha has never really been an ugly place tho, as far as Nigerian is concerned
My dear, Onitsha is beautiful o. Thanks for watching dearie 😘😘
Onitsha is a beautiful city.
Beautiful kwa...🤔 what I saw was the non maintenance culture of Nigerians
@@TheIkeman74 well you wouldn't want to know how it looks outside the camera, would you?
Hello dear.
Welcome sis😘😘
Can't they sink boreholes in Awada. Why is there no water
They can dear, the new landlords are doing that now
@@dasylviaonu 👏🏾👍
ok Abiamu
Nnoo nwannem 😘😘
All these places is bringing a lots of memories to me .
nne ikwado ofuma bia TH-cam
😃😃 odi egwu o
Is Instagram the only way to connect...Because I hardly use Instagram..
Yes or my email. The link is in my description box.
Nwanyi oma, Awada is in Obosi and not Onitsha.....nice video tho
Thanks dear😘😘, I wrote it in the title
Awards is part of Onitsha…not Obosi…..
Awada have always been part of Onitsha , the Umuarolli and okebunabo sold all the the lands there to Igbo traders back in the seventies and eighties , iba Pope Awada was given to Christians when Pope visited Onitsha by my family . i know you people are angry because we have large land mass .Name one place your people sold to Igbo trader in Awada . Grow up and stop this nonsense. We will take oven the whole of obosi when at the right time .
Am sorry, Onitsha needs to be totally demolished and rebuilt. Urban planning is non-existent just like other Nigerian cities.Sad.
Onitsha doesn't need to be demolished as it's already planned....that's the new areas like Awada and Woliwo. The Ime-Ogbe are peoples villages and are more than a century old. all Onitsha needs is a massive clean-up, massive planting of trees and open green spaces for good aesthetics and to suck up the carbon-dioxide, water reticulation to all the streets, relocating all those unsightly telephone cables to underground, and strict noise pollution control measures in the neighbourhoods at night. do all this and Onitsha would be unbeatable.
the problem is that the people running things in their local gov'ts and Awka are usually people that haven't got a clue what it means to manage and create a mega-city....they're a bit to 'local' and unexposed.
@@chukschuks5069 Onitsha Planned you said?Maybe on paper, no implementation. What you just described will entail demolishing a lot. Why? Underground sewer, waste water, and pipe-borne water will have to be laid.
Of course, the problem with Nigerian cities is that they have no Mayors or City Managers. Instead, governors usurp all the powers and let the so called touts share money calling themselves LGA chair.
Onitsha has the potential to be our own Lagos in Igboland if only we can get city planners to do real urban renewal. The money is there and commerce thrives there too.
Chineke muo, please where will they keep us when they start the demolition?
@@dasylviaonu Haha Mrs. Onu... it'll be in phases. Onitsha is filthy and has haphazard development. Town planning and urban renewal will make Onitsha beautiful. It entails laying pipe borne water pipes, sewer and waste water pipes underground.
So, nne you are safe.
@@okorojnr ok o, that will be vision 2080 it's not possible in 2021
That is a liar all most all the houses in awada have a bore hole it because you are laying that was the reason you’re camera was shaking if tell me that some houses don’t have water I will agree with you but telling all houses is capital liar I won’t a house in awada and it has a bore hole
Sweetheart I never said that there is no bore hole in Awada, I meant that you don't have access to running water in your individual flats. My sister is still living in Awada and I can tell you for a fact that most of the landlords in Awada do not connect water to their tenant's flats.